gorge的示例

• We have gorged ourselves on lots and lots of borrowing and are now having to pay it back through very painful debt deflation.

• They will be gorged on government and smothered in bureaucracy.

• Is there any wonder that the capitalist machine, with its vast potential capacity, is gorged and cannot function, even though people are starving?

• The opencast vulture is gorging itself on the carcase of the late-lamented deep-mining industry.

• When the greedy have become gorged, is it not reasonable to assume that supply and demand will be reconciled?

• In many respects they have been almost gorged with the appointments which have been made.

• If we had a debate every time we heard a rumour, we would be absolutely gorged with words.

• Are the people in those counties to be saddled with something more because they happen to live in a country where there are many deep gorges and many bridges?

• I think we are gorging that vote.

• The banks are gorged with money.

• We have gorged ourselves with possessions; we do not want any more; we say so; we can afford to say so; but others require them very much.

• I sometimes feel that the watchdogs of public expenditure are lying asleep in their kennels after being gorged and surfeited on the bones of party contention.

• Privas also has gorges to its south, east and north that provide a natural defence.

• The lichen occurs only in frequent fog, or in deep river gorges.

• Connecting the city lakes in several north-south arteries are gorges cut through the bedrock, but filled with sand and sediment.